Independent newspaper ad rates and publication note
An OCR fragment from an independent Pendleton Oregon newspaper shows publication details and subscription rates. It lists daily, weekly, and semi weekly options with varied by mail prices and mentions the Washington DC bureau and a Pendleton post office entry.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Wreuvonian Publishing CO
Dally
Mall
Seabeers
Eo Weem
Ely Fantha
Malls
BO Kelly
Syseve
Chicago
Washington
Sol Teenth Street
N. W
Scrippe ‘McRae Lewn Association
Mats
Pendleton Post Office
Let Fate Do Her Worst Relics of Joy in Verse
Poem fragment quotes Thomas Moore reflecting on memory and joy. It compares sorrow to a vase once full of roses whose scent lingers after the vase is broken. The speaker longs for past happiness and revives faded features of joy.
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Ani
Thomas Moore
What Makes a Town Grow In The Northwest
A discussion on Walla Walla rapidly expanding to include suburbs and reach a population of 20 000. The piece stresses schools as the town's talisman and urges Pendleton to strengthen private schools to compete and attract residents, noting irrigation developments as Pendleton’s second hope.
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Northwest
Walla Walla
Pendléton
Pendleton
Olve Pendleton
Ie Terbamry
Eastern Oregon teachers gather for Pendleton convention
Over 300 Eastern Oregon school teachers attend a three day annual convention in Pendleton. The event highlights the need to train teachers thoroughly, provide high ideals, and keep pace with times. Emphasis is placed on improving training across the state through Weston normal schools and widespread teacher preparation.
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Esstern Oregon
Pendleton
Oregon
Pice
Weston
Weston Normal Inspires Eastern Oregon Towns
Growing towns in eastern Oregon rally behind Weston normal school the region’s sole state teacher training institution. The recent city meeting strengthened arguments for broad support and expansion so teachers receive state backed education enabling better service and wider reach.
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Oregon
R Og
Weston Normal
Weston
Pullman Extortion Exposed by Stock Dividend Actions
Editorial blasts Pullman, noting a $26 million stock dividend boosting per share returns by 454 percent over eight years while passenger fares, wages, and service saw no improvement. It alleges profiteering, calls for Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny, and criticizes the new rate law under supervision.
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Pullman Company
Pullman
Anor- Hols
Car shortage cripples rural commerce and daily life
The article laments a widespread car shortage harming farmers and stockraisers as well as merchants in country districts. It notes scarce money in circulation, warehouses full of wheat and corn, and a general slowdown in trade, urging permanent measures to prevent recurrence.
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Cary
Cat
The Fat Of The Land And The Fat Of Leaders
The piece riffs on weight, beauty, and public figures across history and fiction. It surveys ideals of female form from Julius Caesar to modern figures, noting fashion and humor in a quirky, observational style. It references notable women and men, plus cultural icons and a Mary, Queen of Scots era note.
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Dooley
Harpers
Hogan
Alexander
Shakespeare
Mary
Fountain Pens and School Supplies Catalog Ad
Fountain pens at varying prices, not all fountain types, school supplies of every kind and a full line of home and office stationery. The ad promises prompt, proper, and cheap fulfillment of customer needs.
Woman Feels Restricted by Dress Collar Tied to Weight Change
A reader notes the garment made for a woman appears to cause discomfort and weight change. The collar seems tight, potentially choking her, prompting concern over fit and health.
Ethics of Transportation on a Rotten Arkansas Road
A Western railway man recalls a long neglected Arkansas road with thin ballast heavy grades and rotten ties. Passengers bought accident policies though risks were low as trains rarely sprint. The Little Rock Express derails into a cornfield, prompting a quarrel over fault between the engineer and conductor and a jab at management.
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Arkansas
Gwai
Bih
Bul
Harper's Weekly
Chivalry of the Red Man Ends in Dramatic Tackle
A historic college football clash ends with a late Indian breakaway halted by a decisive tackle. The crowd roars as the runner is brought down, preserving the elder university’s slim chance at victory amid a charged atmosphere and controversial imagery.
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Carlile
Rearming
New England
Poetic Reflections on Art and Soul From The National Magazine
A fragmented verse medley contemplates art, music, and the inner soul. It speaks of unread songs, rare thoughts, and the intangible that lingers beyond words, implying a shared yet unseen immortality of creative spirit.
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Parmillar
In Love with Life Poem and Fatal Landslide Incident
A landslide on the Pacific Railway right of way 20 miles northwest of Hillsboro killed two Japanese workers and seriously injured two others. The poem by Wm Reed Dunroy expresses a philosophy of loving life through hardship and resilience.
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Reed Dunroy
Pacific Railway & Navigation Co
Hillsboro
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Puilding Lote
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
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